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The SL's ankle strap looks considerably nicer than the ones that were on my old Forces. I just picked up a pair of Restricted Re:Flex Cartels and couldnt be happier. The toe caps are amazing, you cant even feel the asym ankle strap and the responsiveness is insane.
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First, congrats on your SL. I'm about to put mine in an NS Raptor, so I'm about to be interested the same boat.
As far as your cap strap question... I own Union Atlases with similar straps and it really depends on your boot. With my Burton boot into had better luck centering it over my toe, so really it was more to the side . With my Salomon boot, I centered it over the boot itself. However, I still found it slipping off more than occasionally, which prompted me to get the Burton Gettagrips. I heard the new SL line had stickier cap straps, so I hope that solved that problem. |
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I think the fact that they are so old are attributing to the fact that I can't quite get them centered correctly. Quote:
Your most welcome brotha!! I haven't actually hit the slopes yet but I was playing around on my floor after mounting them and they feel like nothing is there yet Im super secure.. Compared to my last bindings these babies are super snug!! I can't wait to take them out..Oh...and they look BADASS too!! |
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Dude, I just want to let you know that these bindings are UNBELIEVABLE!!!!! These bindings have just sold me on Union forever.
I took them out for the first time today and I can't believe how responsive yet flexible they are. I did about 70% of my riding in the park today and these bindings kicked absolute ass!!!! The other 30% I was hard charging( wanted to see the true versatility) and these babies were still asking for more when I was done with those runs. My buddy also got a new board today and went with the Cartel EST on his Nug board. I gave it a little test run and thank GOD I didn't go with those bindings, they have absolutely NOTHING on the SL's in terms of response, stability yet incorporating that torsional flex to enjoy in the park. He was actually kicking himself for not getting the SL's in woodgrain color. So all and all, now that I have actually tried all 3 of the bindings originally in question. UNION 100% HANDS DOWN!! |
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Didn't feel the need to start a new thread since it's a union question.
But can someone please list the union bindings in categories or order of stiffness. You know like what is in the all mtn, park, mid stiff, stiff, soft, etc. The website doesn't help and I've been trying to figure them out while sifting through threads, but some of them seem so similar. It would be greatly appreciated. |
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